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| Ease of use: |
| Ability Level | Lower Advanced Upper Advanced Lower Expert Upper Expert |
| Sidecut | 142-110-125 |
| Turn radius | 14.2m (162cm) |
| Lengths | 152, 162 (1,777g), 172, 179 |
| Construction |
Cap and sidewall combo Lightweight wood core Tip and tail rocker |
| Strengths | Strong, good edge grip, agile |
| Weaknesses | Could be more energised in deep off piste conditions |
With a light, nimble and fun feel, the Pandora’s geometry makes it even easier to surf powder while maintaining plenty of control on firm snow.
The Pandora is surprisingly grippy on the piste with strong edge hold and a stiff enough flex that can hold up to high speeds and big edge angles. This is a ski that will happily be blasted all day long on well groomed runs. It has a stable ride and gives the skier plenty of confidence when pushed hard. In deeper, off piste conditions it has a wide enough platform to float well, but lacked the energy and response of some of the other skis we tested in this group.
